Records: Woman accused of helping in son’s planned mass violence attack has charge dropped due to insufficient evidence
A San Antonio woman had her charges dismissed after prosecutors cited insufficient evidence. She was previously accused of purchasing tactical gear for her son, who allegedly planned a mass violence attack at a local school.
A San Antonio woman who was charged last year after allegedly buying ammunition, magazines, and tactical gear for her son, who had expressed a desire to carry out “mass acts of violence” at a SAISD school, has had her charge dismissed, Bexar County court records show.
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